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Debug a function called Product() which takes two integer inputs: a and b. The function should return the product of these two values. Example: Product(2, 2) should return 4. Product should throw std::overflow_error if the product would exceed the maximum/minimum value of int. INT32_MAX is the maximum value of a 32-bit integer. INT32_MIN is the minimum value of a 32-bit integer. The function prototype is int Product(int a, int b). Only use int. Don't use a bigger type (it can work, but is not in the spirit of the problem). HINT: Consider forming conditions for std::overflow_error by using a, b, and INT32_MAX using division expressions instead of multiplication. Likewise, use a, b, and INT32_MIN in division expressions (for negative product values).

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